The House of Keys sits later this morning with 12 questions and two new laws to discuss.
When members gather later, they'll discuss legislation on reproductive rights and tax.
There are also questions about topics including housing, a memorandum of understanding with Liverpool and bad weather at the end of half-term in February.
MHKs are due to meet from 10am in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Stay out of plantation work zones
If you go down to the woods today, you may be in for a nasty and dangerous surprise.
Billown works prompts plea from DOI
The Department of Infrastructure is asking motorists to drive cautiously on the Billown Circuit today as preparations for racing get underway.
Commissioners won't prosecute Marine Drive fly-tipper
A fly-tipper caught dumping waste at a Braddan beauty spot won't be prosecuted by commissioners.
Online fundraiser to help Ginge come home
Can you help raise the cash needed to help bring a rescued kitten to the Island from North Africa?
Liverpool victory celebrations day trip sells out
The Steam Packet Company says it's sold out a trip to take Liverpool fans to the city to celebrate winning the Premier League.
500 new British citizens in five years
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says around 500 people have become naturalised citizens in the past five years.
Chief Minister 'should withdraw' remarks about Ramsey MHK
The chief minister is set to by rebuked by a parliamentary committee over comments he made when Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper resigned as health minister.
Drug dealer can't appeal to Privy Council over £65k repayment order
A drug dealer who was jailed for 20 years for leading a gang who smuggled tens of thousands of pound of cocaine and cannabis to the Island has been told he can't appeal against a confiscation order.
